Careif is proud to announce the publication of a book on Social Justice, Social Discrimination and Mental Health: Theory, Practice and Professional Issues. 📕
#MentalHealth
The book comprehensively defines what the ‘social justice agenda’ in mental health is and provides concrete and innovative descriptions of social justice in practice.
Geopsychiatry provides valuable insights into how global dynamics shape mental health at the individual and community levels, offering an innovative framework for understanding and addressing these challenges.
Last October, CareIf Trustee, Professor Afzal Javed, in collaboration with the University of Thessaloniki, co-organised a webinar examining the intersections between #ClimateChange and #MentalHealth.
During the webinar, Mr Alexander Smith - a researcher at the Department of Forensic Psychiatry in the University of Bern - introduced the burgeoning subdiscipline of #geopsychiatry.
This is not the first time that someone has called for improvements to #MentalHealth inpatient care. But the time has come to take the call seriously and the @CentreforMH's report provides a broad and solid base on which progress can be made.
🧵 Too often, inpatient mental health services are marked by coercion and restriction in environments that risk re-traumatising patients rather than helping them to recover.
We've been exploring what #CareBeyondBeds could look like 👇https://t.co/BvvD4NNQJl
What is Careif's vision?
Our vision is that sharing knowledge changes lives. We work in collaboration with global stakeholders in #MentalHealth, and on fostering strategic links, nationally and internationally, with like-minded organisations.
Jed also discusses the work of the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute (@mmhpi) who have launched Gambling Harms Action Lab - a 3-year programme working with financial institutions to develop and implement new tools to address gambling-related harm.
https://t.co/FBhSvzeHg4
In a new blog post, Careif trustee Dr Jed Boardman takes a look at #gambling - an industry that has negative effects on physical and #MentalHealth as well as causing financial issues.
https://t.co/377yy7YHPV
Jed notes that a Lancet Public Health Commission makes it clear that solutions should no longer be regarded as solely the responsibility of the individuals who engage in problematic gambling. The behaviour of corporate bodies needs to be regulated.
https://t.co/Lp34k7KC4h
📣 Community Psychology Research 📣
We are exploring youth workers' experiences of psychology provision in youth spaces. Interested in participating or know any spaces with a psychology partnership? Please reach out: [email protected]#CommunityPsychology#YouthWorker
📖 Trustees and associates of Careif recently attended the launch of a new book ’Journey to the centre of the self‘, authored by Professor Rina Arya of Hull University along with one of our Patrons, Professor @DineshBhugra.
https://t.co/f00HN87omC
@willits_tr56983 Find out more about the film, and the call to action to improve the lives of people with severe mental illness and their carers, on the @YorkStJohn website: https://t.co/Du3bFdBh6d
Dr Jed Boardman discusses the film 'PIP, POP and a Pandemic', a documentary that focuses on two couples who have faced #MentalHealth issues. The film begins before the COVID-19 pandemic and follows the couples through the pandemic and afterwards.
https://t.co/XKXsGAXV5z